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Tofino Bus Route Schedule Starting: April 26 2021 Northbound NB1 Southbound SB1 Victoria - Bus Depot DP 9:45 Tofino - Co-Op Parking Lot DP 8:45 Victoria - Douglas and Finlayson 9:50 Tofino - Pacific Rim Hwy at Lynn Road 8:50 Victoria - Douglas and Saanich Road 9:55 Tofino - Tourism Tofino 8:55 View Royal - Helmcken Overpass P 10:00 Tofino - Long Beach at Airport Road 9:00 Langford - Leigh Road Overpass 10:05 Ucluelet - Fraser Lane Transit Stop 9:25 Mill Bay - Shopping Centre 10:35 Port Alberni - 7 Eleven Store AR 11:00 Cobble Hill - Valley View Mall 10:40 Port Alberni - 7 Eleven Store DP 11:05 Cowichan Bay - Koksilah Transit Exchange 10:45 Whiskey Creek - Co-op Gas Station 11:30 Duncan - Bus Depot 10:55 Coombs - Country Air Childcare Center 11:35 Chemainus - Co-Op Gas Station 11:10 Parksville - Community Center 11:45 Ladysmith - 49th Parallel Grocery 11:20 Nanaimo - Woodgrove D 12:10 Nanaimo - Cassidy Airport (YCD) 11:30 Nanaimo - Bus Depot (Departure Bay) AR 12:30 Nanaimo - Port Place Mall D 11:45 Nanaimo - Bus Depot (Departure Bay) DP 13:00 Nanaimo - Bus Depot (Departure Bay) AR 12:00 Nanaimo - Port Place Mall P 13:10 Nanaimo - Bus Depot (Departure Bay) DP 12:30 Nanaimo - Cassidy Airport (YCD) 13:25 Nanaimo - Woodgrove P 12:45 Ladysmith - 49th Parallel Grocery 13:35 Parksville - Community Center 13:05 Chemainus - Co-Op Gas Station 13:45 Coombs - Country Air Childcare Center 13:15 Duncan - Bus Depot 14:00 Whiskey Creek - Co-op Gas Station 13:20 Cowichan Bay - Koksilah Transit Exchange 14:05 Port Alberni - 7 Eleven Store AR 14:00 Cobble Hill - Valley View Mall 14:10 Port Alberni - 7 Eleven Store DP 14:05 Mill Bay - Shopping Centre 14:15 Ucluelet - Fraser Lane Transit Stop 15:35 Langford - Leigh Road Overpass 14:35 Tofino - Long Beach at Airport Road 15:50 View Royal - Helmcken Overpass D 14:45 Tofino - Tourism Tofino 16:00 Victoria - Douglas and Saanich Road 14:50 Tofino - Pacific Rim Hwy at Lynn Road 16:05 Victoria - Douglas and Finlayson 15:00 Tofino - Co-Op Parking Lot AR 16:20 Victoria - Bus Depot AR 15:15 *Schedules may be subject to change *Schedules may be subject to change Days of Week in Operation: Days of Week in Operation: Victoria to Tofino Route (NB1) Tofino to Victoria Route (SB1) ~ Operates Thursdays to Sundays Only ~ ~ Operates Fridays to Mondays Only ~ (Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays) (Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays) Legend: Departure Time DP Contact Info Tofino Bus & VI Connector Arrival Time AR Email: [email protected] Stop is Drop Off Only D Phone: 1-866-986-3466 Stop is Pickup Only P.

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